Producer Wrakle born Kayira sudayisi is a Ugandan singer, Dj, and music producer popularly known as Rako Gynius.
He started his career in 2014 at Jous Studioz, where he did his first project dubbed ‘Gimme Day’ with Ragga Dee. Wrakle later joined Avie Records as a co-producer and he worked closely with Dr.Fizol who amplified his production skills on ‘Ndiwamululu’ project by Geosteady. Ndiwamululu was a banger that opened Wrackle’s doors to work closely on ‘Mbega Wa Baala’, a song that started off Fik Fameica’s career and as well, Buggie Empire’s ‘Business’ by Khalifa Aganaga. Through 2017, Rako joined and worked with Boombark Records who handled most of his musical pieces till 2020 when he joined Black Market Records. Wrakle is also behind hits like ‘Fight for It’ by Nina Roz, ‘Nduulu’ by Victor Kamenyo, Big Daddy by Dangello Busuulwa, True Lady by Yiya Moze, among others. He debuted an EP dubbed ‘Complete’, which he produced and performed early in 2021.
“According to me, a Producer is anyone, who can make something out of nothing regardless of gender or age.” Rako says.
We interacted with Rako Gynius, asked him a few questions and below we share his responses.
Qtn 1. Why did you choose to be a producer?
As an artist, production is and has always been part of my creativity through different versions, stage, theater, studio and many more.
Qtn 2. What sets you apart from other artists & creatives in your field?
The essence of the flavor of my Afrotronic music (A style I am inventing) marks a difference from all other pieces.
Qtn 3. I want to be a producer or a dj or a singer… what word of wisdom do you have for me?
What I can tell you is that, a dream chooses the dreamer, the dreamer never chooses the dream. That means you are already what you wanna be that’s if you are meant to be. It’s just a matter of time to acquire the skills to execute your dreams.
Qtn 4. What are some of the challenges you’ve faced, in becoming who you are becoming
Well, challenges are part of success in life. Every thing has advantages and disadvantages, so the disadvantages are my challenges. Success never ends and failure is never final.
When asked about his aspirations, Rako shared that he wants to contribute to achieving the Sustainable Developmental Goals, and he looks up to anyone who shares this dream with him.
Rako’s most recent production is a song titled #Moreen, check it out here.
